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From: Mikael Bystr�m [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Apr 21, 2004 1:21 PM
To: G-Books [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: WallStreet fan on when asleep in OSX
George, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I would try my PDQ with OS X;
Make sure to get 256
Jack, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Have tried XPoatFacto - but something seems to go wrong during
installation. Have an 8 GB partition for OSX;
Is that the exact size? I seem to recall one should aim for more like 7.3
GB. Also, have you been using XPF 3a9 or 3a14? Those are the only
versions that have
At 04:27 PM +0100 02/15/2004, Mikael Byström wrote:
Jack, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Have tried XPoatFacto - but something seems to go wrong during
installation. Have an 8 GB partition for OSX;
Is that the exact size? I seem to recall one should aim for more like 7.3 GB.
Good point. The Apple TIL
George, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I would try my PDQ with OS X;
Make sure to get 256 to 512MB RAM. I ran a PBG3 266 on only 128MB for a
while and while that could work for coding, speed was much improved with
even as little as 256MB was added. I have 2 new 256 chips coming in now,
so that's even
Hi folks,
sorry to ask something that has undoubtedly been covered already, but
here goes..
I have a WallStreet 266 which used to run all the time on OS 9.2, but
I have increasingly been using OS 10.1.4. When I put it to sleep
while in OSX, I hear a cooling fan (I think) start to run when
My Reply follows quote. On 20/04/2004 08:45 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hi folks,
sorry to ask something that has undoubtedly been covered already, but
here goes..
I have a WallStreet 266 which used to run all the time on OS 9.2, but
I have increasingly been using OS 10.1.4. When I put it to
On 20/04/04 10:03, Margaret McCloskey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
No fan in a Wallstreet, at least I didn't see one when I took mine
apart to replace the PRAM battery. However, mine is a first generation
WS.
J Sanderson
On Tuesday, Apr 20, 2004, at 10:45 US/Central, Dr. K. Gensberg wrote:
: WallStreet fan on when asleep in OSX
On 20/04/04 10:03, Margaret McCloskey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
No fan in a Wallstreet, at least I didn't see one when I took mine
apart to replace the PRAM battery. However, mine is a first generation
WS.
J Sanderson
On Tuesday, Apr 20, 2004, at 10:45 US
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: WallStreet fan on when asleep in OSX
Hi folks,
sorry to ask something that has undoubtedly been covered already, but
here goes..
I have a WallStreet 266 which used to run all the time on OS 9.2, but
I have increasingly been using OS 10.1.4. When I put it to sleep
Hi Jack,
Have you tried version tracker? What is the key
word(s) for this SW you mention? Is it maybe a Classic
app?
OS X can do funny things (this morning my 9500 booted
into Darwin; I know text mode, but this isn't it).
I would try my PDQ with OS X; my research so far shows
mixed results.
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